PSBs are nearly identical to PSDs except that they are a ‘large document’ file format. We recommend always saving a PSD whenever you’re working on a project so that you always have the option to go back and make changes.PSB This is the best file format to use when you’re working exclusively in Photoshop and when you want to have access to your work to make additional adjustments. You can open up the PSD file at any time to make changes, add or remove layers, and export the image into a format more suited for the web. Saving as a PSD simply saves all of your work and all of the layers you have created. Every layer you create will add additional information to the image and the document. You can additional layers for making adjustments to exposure and color or to add effects like noise and blur. Then if you create a new layer and use the Spot Healing Brush Tool to remove some blemishes, you will have a second layer in the document. (If you’re only working with a single image without any edits, you’ll only have one layer.) Layered file formats will preserve all of the layer information in a document.įor example, if you bring a portrait image into Photoshop, it will come in as a single layer. Photoshop allows you to create and manipulate layers, which each contain information that make up your image and all of the edits you’ve made. It is the first of several ‘layered’ file types that we’ll cover. PSD stands for Photoshop Document and it is the standard format for saving work within Photoshop. If you work in Photoshop often, you’re already familiar with PSDs and how they work. From TIFs and GIFs to JPEGs and PNGs, learn about some of the most common file formats in Photoshop! In this tutorial, Aaron demonstrates how to export photos with accurate color, how to save work in layered files, how to create an animation, and how to make a background transparent.PSD
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